Verizon Fios speed test
Fios is symmetrical fibre, so upload should be close to download. If it isn't, something between the ONT and your device is the limit.
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Questions about this test
What speeds should Fios give me?
Fios tiers are symmetrical, commonly 300, 500, 1 Gig and 2 Gig. Wired gigabit tests at about 900–940 Mbps are normal. The 2 Gig plan needs a multi-gig port to show more.
My Fios upload is lower than download — why?
Fios should be symmetrical. If upload is far lower, test wired; Wi‑Fi uplink is often weaker than downlink on phones. If wired upload is also low, check the router and contact Verizon.
Is Verizon 5G Home slower than Fios?
Usually yes. 5G Home speeds vary with signal and congestion, often 85–300 Mbps and higher in strong Ultra Wideband areas. Ping is also higher than fibre.
Is this affiliated with Verizon?
No. gbps.run is independent and ad-free, and is not affiliated with any provider.
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